GOP debate tonight

[Reck]

We'll have to see until he wins nomination and has his first debate with Hillary, tbh.

Trump is a wildcard, you can't really predict what's going to happen with the guy. I think he destroys himself before GE or in the middle of GE, he can't get away with his for the entire ride unless there's truly a movement behind the guy.

I think New York is safe to sell to Hillary based on the fact that he's pretty much hated here. It's a democrat state and Hillary was a senator.

And like you said, he's not going to calm down and start acting presidential. He'll lash out at her and insult her.

I dont think that is going to work on a women. A lot more sensitive than calling some dude a midget or a basket case.

[Mitch]

I think New York is safe to sell to Hillary based on the fact that he's pretty much hated here. It's a democrat state and Hillary was a senator.

And like you said, he's not going to calm down and start acting presidential. He'll lash out at her and insult her.

I dont think that is going to work on a women. A lot more sensitive than calling some dude a midget or a basket case.

There was a local Long Island poll conducted there where Trump was preferred over Hillary with all voters. I think it will be a real question that will have to be answered if Trump is nominated, he doesn't seem hated in New York and we need some good polling after he's nominated to make a real say what will the picture look like.

Like I said, the consequences to Trump's at ude is unpredictable and we don't know what the democratic turnout will look like when Bern is out.

I predict Trump, if no bombs s hit him, is on course to beat Hillary. That, however, is a big if because he's walking through a damn minefield every time he speaks.

[Aztecfan03]

You obviously did, you re ed piece of

You say this while carrying obvious bias and saying re ed throughout this forum

"many of us don't care what the the party says about Trump. We wont vote for him no matter what."

I don't really have a preference to Trump, he's just entertaining and I can see your words are just based off bias, tbh

Since when does many = most?

[Reck]

There was a local Long Island poll conducted there where Trump was preferred over Hillary with all voters. I think it will be a real question that will have to be answered if Trump is nominated, he doesn't seem hated in New York and we need some good polling after he's nominated to make a real say what will the picture look like.

Like I said, the consequences to Trump's at ude is unpredictable and we don't know what the democratic turnout will look like when Bern is out.

I predict Trump, if no bombs s hit him, is on course to beat Hillary. That, however, is a big if because he's walking through a damn minefield every time he speaks.

Sure, he'll win some counties in New York.

[Mitch]

Sure, he'll win some counties in New York.

The real question will eventually be how many counties will Hillary lose, tbh. We can both agree on two things, I think.

1. Both candidates are generally disliked, when the smoke clears come November it'll be about who got the most stuck on them
2. Whether or not Trump loses or gains voters with his antics is completely unpredictable.

Hillary has the advantage right now, her party isn't shattered and attacking its frontrunner. Once the GOP decides between Trump or being irrelevant for 20+ years things will be easier to predict.

[Reck]

The real question will eventually be how many counties will Hillary lose, tbh. We can both agree on two things, I think.

1. Both candidates are generally disliked, when the smoke clears come November it'll be about who got the most stuck on them
2. Whether or not Trump loses or gains voters with his antics is completely unpredictable.

Hillary has the advantage right now, her party isn't shattered and attacking its frontrunner. Once the GOP decides between Trump or being irrelevant for 20+ years things will be easier to predict.

Agreed.